Liesbet Bussche
Liesbet Bussche (1980, Belgium) is an Amsterdam-based jewellery designer known for her installations, objects, printed matter and at times pieces of jewellery in which she intertwines urban elements and archetypal jewellery. She is currently pursuing a PhD in the Arts at Hasselt University and PXL-MAD School of Arts (BE) in which she seeks to unravel what it means to look, walk and work in public space as a jewellery designer.
On the 13th of October 2023, the participating researchers of the research group Third cycle in Artistic Research at the Rietveld (TARR) hosted a public presentation and an exhibition at the Rietveld Gym. The presentation and exhibition was a communal moment for the group of researchers who worked together in the space for three days and experienced and learned more about each other’s work. The talks with the invited respondents, Alice Twemlow and Astrid Korporaal, were very productive and the contact with the public very stimulating.
TARR – The research group Third cycle in Artistic Research at the Rietveld (TARR) hosts participants both internal and external to the Gerrit Rietveld Academie (GRA) and the Sandberg Instituut (SI), under the coordination of Senior Researcher Paula Albuquerque. It focuses on methodical discussions about artistic research and learning skills for Third cycle candidates and other advanced researchers who are preparing a PhD, a PD or a CrD. The participating researchers will discuss their process and share materials by way of a public presentation and by exhibiting in the space to exchange knowledge and experiences.